Unit1Period1[Reading2]教案牛津版选修8.doc

PAGE  PAGE 3 Unit HYPERLINK \o 欢迎登陆全品高考网1 The written word Reading (2) Teaching aims: Encourage the students to raise reading ability by focusing on language points; Get the students to grasp the new language usage in the text by learning them. Procedures: Step HYPERLINK \o 欢迎登陆全品高考网1 Revision Think of a possible ending for the novel. Retell the story of Great Expectations. Step 2 Language points and use HYPERLINK \o 欢迎登陆全品高考网1. Key words: Explanation ( 通过填词的方式把关键词挑出来讲解和操练，见PPT 6-HYPERLINK \o 欢迎登陆全品高考网13) Fill in the blanks first and then practise the uses of the key words. What is c_____ literature? C_______ are the a______ of the l_______ world, which are still well received today. They are e_______ of great writing and wisdom. Many a___________ films are based on the classics. For example, in HYPERLINK \o 欢迎登陆全品高考网1998,a modern a__________ of Charles Dickens’ novel Great Expectations, one of his best-known works, was r_____ in cinemas. Great Expectations is s____ in England in the early HYPERLINK \o 欢迎登陆全品高考网1800s. The main character in the novel is Pip. He lives with his mean sister and her kind and simple husband, Joe. It is a m_____ night when the story begins. Mist is a s_____ of danger and u________which adds interest, t______ and deeper meaning to the text. Later in the story, Pip receives a large sum of money from a generous stranger, which is a twist in the p______. He uses the f________ to move to London. He settled there so he can become an e_______ gentleman, but he gradually develops the shortcomings of being shallow and being prejudiced against his old companions, because he has rigid ideas of what it means to be c_____ and to be a gentleman. What it means to be a gentleman is an important t_____ in Great Expectations. By the end of the story, Pip learns that w________ doesn’t buy happiness and that friends are more important than a fancy education. Practice: Fill in the following blanks using the given words